Proteomics analysis to investigate the effect of sodium lactate on color stability of beef longissimus lumborum muscle during chilled s torage
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Resumo: | Abstract Sodium lactate contribution on color stability of chilled beef was evaluated by proteomics analysis combined with the relative Mb content and NADH/ NAD+ ratio. The sodium lactate exhibited a remarkable efficacy against discoloration of chilled beef and showed a desirable color appearance for 6 days, while the control showed an undesirable color appearance on the 3rd day. Based on the significance analysis of protein interaction network, 12 proteins responsible for color stability of chilled beef treated by sodium lactate have been identified, which participated mainly in redox systems, metabolic enzymes, oxidoreductase, structural proteins and heat shock proteins. The proteins were correlated with NADH regeneration. Thus, we suggest that the color stability promotion may attribute to the role of in the regeneration of NADH by sodium lactate treatment. |
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Proteomics analysis to investigate the effect of sodium lactate on color stability of beef longissimus lumborum muscle during chilled s torage |
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Proteomics analysis to investigate the effect of sodium lactate on color stability of beef longissimus lumborum muscle during chilled s torage |
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Proteomics analysis to investigate the effect of sodium lactate on color stability of beef longissimus lumborum muscle during chilled s torage WEN,Yongping chilled beef discoloration proteomics analysis sodium lactate |
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Proteomics analysis to investigate the effect of sodium lactate on color stability of beef longissimus lumborum muscle during chilled s torage |
title_full |
Proteomics analysis to investigate the effect of sodium lactate on color stability of beef longissimus lumborum muscle during chilled s torage |
title_fullStr |
Proteomics analysis to investigate the effect of sodium lactate on color stability of beef longissimus lumborum muscle during chilled s torage |
title_full_unstemmed |
Proteomics analysis to investigate the effect of sodium lactate on color stability of beef longissimus lumborum muscle during chilled s torage |
title_sort |
Proteomics analysis to investigate the effect of sodium lactate on color stability of beef longissimus lumborum muscle during chilled s torage |
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WEN,Yongping |
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WEN,Yongping KANG,Yu ZHANG,Lu TIAN,Tian WANG,Xinhui |
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KANG,Yu ZHANG,Lu TIAN,Tian WANG,Xinhui |
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WEN,Yongping KANG,Yu ZHANG,Lu TIAN,Tian WANG,Xinhui |
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chilled beef discoloration proteomics analysis sodium lactate |
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chilled beef discoloration proteomics analysis sodium lactate |
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Abstract Sodium lactate contribution on color stability of chilled beef was evaluated by proteomics analysis combined with the relative Mb content and NADH/ NAD+ ratio. The sodium lactate exhibited a remarkable efficacy against discoloration of chilled beef and showed a desirable color appearance for 6 days, while the control showed an undesirable color appearance on the 3rd day. Based on the significance analysis of protein interaction network, 12 proteins responsible for color stability of chilled beef treated by sodium lactate have been identified, which participated mainly in redox systems, metabolic enzymes, oxidoreductase, structural proteins and heat shock proteins. The proteins were correlated with NADH regeneration. Thus, we suggest that the color stability promotion may attribute to the role of in the regeneration of NADH by sodium lactate treatment. |
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